On 12-06-06 02:20 PM, Leslaw Zieleznik wrote: > > > Greg, > > Can you explain shortly what the VMs are, how to install it, how to use it > and etc? > Or refer to a wiki page if there is any?
The VMs are pre-packaged virtual machines which have Matterhorn pre-built and mostly configured. Download one of the .zip or .7z files, and then decompress it. Verifying the gpg signatures, and md5 sums is recommended, but not required. When you first start them they will ask a few configuration questions (proxy, what its URL is, etc) and then install the 3rd party tools that we can't ship pre-built. Installing the VM in the VMWare player is quite simple: Decompress the image and then open the .vmx file with the player. Installing it on ESXi is possible, although I haven't done it myself. Once the VM has finished building it should be a full functional all-in-one core, albeit with reduced disk space and RAM compared to most people's configuration. For instance, after I built the 1.3.1-rc2 VM I ran the image and it created a core at http://192.168.26.13:8080. While this address is only accessible from my own machine, it is fully functional as a test VM for integration or manual testing. There aren't any VM specific wiki docs yet. They would consist mainly of how to decompress the image so they haven't been terribly high priority. G > Thanks, > Leslaw > > > > On 1 Jun 2012, at 00:53, Greg Logan wrote: > >> Testing VMs can be found at >> http://aries.usask.ca/opencast/unofficial-vms/1.3.1-rc2/ > > > > > > > > _______________________________________________ > Matterhorn-users mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.opencastproject.org/mailman/listinfo/matterhorn-users
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